Elsewhere, the PSA Group, owners of the Peugeot, Citroen, Opel and Vauxhall, says it too is open to making deals. Welcome to The Bachelor, automotive edition.

Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley has confirmed the carmaker is "very open" to working with other manufacturers in essentially any form, as he looks for "any deal that would make Fiat stronger".

Speaking with Automotive News at the Geneva motor show, he confirmed he's "very open" to working with other car makers in any way, shape or form, and is amenable to "any deal that would make Fiat stronger".

“I want to find areas where cooperation — whether it is partnerships, whether it’s joint ventures or whether it is deeper levels of equity cooperation that makes sense for us and whoever that is — [will] give better vehicles to our customers and a better return to our shareholders,” Manley said.

When informed about Manley's comments, Carlos Tavares, head of the PSA Group told Bloomberg his company would "love to discuss with people who are looking for deals".